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Toshiba and Orange demonstrate the viability of deploying Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) on existing commercial networks to protect transmissions from quantum computers

This article describes experimental research studies conducted toward understanding the implementation aspects of high-capacity quantum-secured optical channels in mission-critical metro-scale operational environments using quantum key distribution (QKD) technology.

Toshiba, in partnership with BT, have successfully implemented the UK’s first industrial deployment of a quantum-secure network

Toshiba’s QKD system has been successfully demonstrated on the Quantum Xchange (QXC) Phio network

Toshiba and the ToMMo applied Toshiba QKD to achieve world-first quantum cryptography communication averaging distribution speeds exceeding 10 Mbps

ETSI has just released a Protection Profile (PP) for the security evaluation of quantum key distribution (QKD) modules, ETSI GS QKD 016.

The full video interview featuring Andrew Lord, Senior Manager of Optical Research at BT and Dr Andrew Shields, Head of Toshiba’s Quantum Technology Division.

Experts discuss how BT and Toshiba worked together to bring quantum-secure networking to UK networks and customers.

The power of quantum computing technology can challenge the security of any system reliant on certain mathematical algorithms, meaning it could undermine the security that blockchain promises. Quantum Key Distribution is the answer. This paper will explore the evolution of QKD, its future, and a real-world application research study with Toshiba, JPMorgan Chase and Ciena.

Today’s security challenges and tomorrow’s security fears are driving the adoption of reliable quantum cryptography solutions and services to enable better data security in a quantum age. Dr Andrew Shields contributes to this December 2018 edition of Scientific Computing World with an article examining the importance of technologies like QKD to the future of data security, and methods for putting quantum cryptography into practice.